SailGP to return to Halifax in 2026
Watch Tom Murphy's interview with Sarah Flanagan, the president of Sail Nova Scotia, and Billy Gooderham, the flight controller for Canada's entry in SailGP, to get their reaction to the event coming back to the city.
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National Post
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